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Attentive or active listening is not about the listener a quickly acquired skill an activity requiring continuous judgments a thinking process

Attentive or active listening is not about the listener a quickly acquired skill an activity requiring continuous judgments a thinking process
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Attentive or active listening is

not about the listener
a quickly acquired skill
an activity requiring continuous judgments
a thinking process

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It’s C. An activity requiring continuous judgement.

I think that because you have to make comments and judgments to show someone that you’re listening
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